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Emory University
Corresponding Faculty Member: Nic Vega, nic.vega@emory.edu
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Lysogeny and prophage domestication in cluster AS3 phage Atlantica
Nic M Vega
Temperate phage in cluster AS have shown mixed success in generating "stable" lysogens (phage-secreting isolates with superinfection immunity). Here we describe isolation of phage-secreting and non-secreting lysogens of phage Atlantica (AS3) and demonstrate a PCR protocol for confirming integration at this phage's attB site in host Arthrobacter globiformis.